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Kinesiology, Sport, and Recreation Student Research Posters

This collection features student research posters from the KSR Advanced Exercise and Programming Leadership course in the Exercise Physiology graduate program. This course is often associated with the Adult Fitness Program.

  • Don't Worry, Be Happy: Exercise Effects on Depression

    Don't Worry, Be Happy: Exercise Effects on Depression

  • Progess Your Mind: The Cognitive Effects of Progression

    Progess Your Mind: The Cognitive Effects of Progression

  • Strong Bones, Stronger Lives: The Impact of Resistance Training on Bone Mineral Densitv (BMD)

    Strong Bones, Stronger Lives: The Impact of Resistance Training on Bone Mineral Densitv (BMD)

  • Why the Rounded Shoulders: What is Upper Cross Syndrome and is it causing you trouble?

    Why the Rounded Shoulders: What is Upper Cross Syndrome and is it causing you trouble?

  • Working Overtime: The Cardiovascular Effects Related to Prolonged High-Intensity Exercise

    Working Overtime: The Cardiovascular Effects Related to Prolonged High-Intensity Exercise

  • Power Your Core

    Power Your Core

  • The Benefits of Maintaining a Neutral Spine and Core Strengthening: A Guide to Low Back Pain

    The Benefits of Maintaining a Neutral Spine and Core Strengthening: A Guide to Low Back Pain

  • Glute Med is So Hip: Research Shows That There is an Association Between Gluteus Medius Weakness And Lower Extremity Pathology

    Glute Med is So Hip: Research Shows That There is an Association Between Gluteus Medius Weakness And Lower Extremity Pathology

  • From Spotter to Dance Partner: Dance Your Way to a Healthy Lifestyle

    From Spotter to Dance Partner: Dance Your Way to a Healthy Lifestyle

  • Aerobic Exercise to Combat Depression

    Aerobic Exercise to Combat Depression

  • Hold On Tight: Handgrip Strength

    Hold On Tight: Handgrip Strength

  • The Kinetic Chain - Fix Your Broken Link! A Look at the RI Model

    The Kinetic Chain - Fix Your Broken Link! A Look at the RI Model